I love the set-up.
Those mirrors, I've just moved into a new flat
and I want those exact mirrors.
I love them.
My love of singing came from the Spice Girls.
Obviously because I am a redhead, I just wanted to be Geri.
All the time. And their songs were brilliant.
They were all about girl power.
As you can see, all girls. It is.
Yes. BOTH: Girl power.
I've always just had fun with singing.
Have fun and pretend you are a pop star.
Something fresh.
Something original. Oh, look. This is what I'm after.
64 to beat, let's see if our next act can do it.
OK, we're talking about a pink velour suit. Yeah.
That is a shiny outfit.
Hi, everyone, I'm Harriette and I'm from Cheltenham
and tonight I'm taking a huge risk, singing a massively iconic song
and I really, really hope you like what I've done with it.
OK. Y.M.C.A?
I like a risk. Let's hope it pays off for her.
PIANO PLAYS
What is it?
# Slip inside the eye of your mind
# Don't you know... Oasis.
# You might find
# A better place to play...
I wasn't expecting that. Yeah.
# You said that you'd never been
# But all the things that you have seen
# Slowly fade away
# So I'll start a revolution from my bed...
There is some power there.
Yeah.
# Cos you said the brains I had went to my head
# Step outside, summertime's in bloom
# Stand up beside the fireplace
# And take that look from off your face
# You ain't ever going to burn my heart out, no, no
# No, no...
Yeah!
# So Sally can wait, she knows it's too late...
This is very close. Can she do it?
# As we're walking on by
# Yeah, her soul slides away,
# But don't look back in anger, I heard you say
# Yeah. #
Whoo!
That was very, very unexpected. Yeah.
She made me go all funny.
Whoo!
Harriette, a huge score of 79, well done.
You are straight into second spot in the top three. Thank you.
Thank you. That was way more emotional than I thought.
I was squeezing myself together not to cry.
Jessica, you're a wedding singer. Did you enjoy that performance?
Ah, Harriette, when you started off with that song, I thought, "Oh, no."
Cos it just reminds me of lads
in a pub drinking loads of lager on karaoke.
You know, going, "Wahay," like that.
Yeah, sorry about that, sorry about that. Yeah. Having a laugh.
Hotel karaoke. And you didn't do that.
You changed it so much that it made it, it drew everybody in.
It was incredible, I so enjoyed that. Thank you.
Geri? Hi, Geri Halliwell!
Hello, Harriette. Hi.
You know what, the girls are doing well tonight, aren't they? Wow!
Girl power.
And I notice, is that your mum and dad? Yeah, my mum.
Geri, my mum actually had a dream about you once that you were best friends. Aw!
What is your mum called? My mum is called Trish.
Trish, I would be very proud to have a daughter like Harriette.
Thank you. Thanks, Geri, I love you.